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We use scare-quotes to designate the version of events that we reject.

The device will have its own key that designates the version of the keyboard that is currently selected.

This factor was designated as the Chinese version of Process Exclusion Scale (C-PES).

This factor covered the pressure on patients that they perceived as negative in nature, and was designated as the Chinese version of Negative pressure scale (C-NPS).

It measures patients' perceived coercion over coming to the hospital, and was designated as the Chinese version of "Perceived coercion scale" (C-PCS).

The term biosimilar designates a second-entry version of biological medicinal products whose complex molecular structure is more challenging and requires greater resources than traditional generics [ 26- 31].

On September 26 , 1863 the West Virginia Legislature officially adopted the seal designed by Diss Debar, a stylized version of which was also designated the state's coat of arms.

Between 1952 and 1962, Boeing built 744 B-52s in a total of eight versions, designated A through H.

Smokey Bear, rescued as a cub from a forest fire in 1950 and acquired after the "Only you can prevent forest fires" public service campaign was in full swing, was designated as the official living version of the campaign's animated spokesman.

It was the third workout of the CrossFit Open; an annual fitness test involving judges and score cards where over 300,000 CrossFitters worldwide do the same prescribed workout once a week over a five-week period, or as in my case, a scaled version of said designated torture.

Every infantry section was also equipped with a bipod-mounted version of the SA80, designated the "light support weapon".